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AI and the Economy

AI and the Economy, by Jason Furman, Robert Seamans. NBER Working Paper 24689.

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  • Automation lowers the labour share, wages or employment: propositions page →
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  • Recent entry of machine intelligence into mainstream economics: propositions page →

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